The New World screwworm has just been confirmed in two more animals in Edwards County, Texas. Could this parasite be a major issue for the meat supply? Already, it’s likely to affect prices as safety protocols are put in place. As Screwworm Spreads, USDA Partners With DHS Attempting To Control It The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) confirmed at least three infected cattle in Texas a few weeks ago. The beef industry has already been grappling with the smallest cattle herd in 75 years due to prolonged droughts. That means prices are likely to rise, but it wouldn’t be solely…

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The unanimous decision in U.S. v. Hemani that found a federal prohibition on gun ownership for “unlawful” drug users unconstitutional as it applies to a Texas man who admitted to possessing a firearm while regularly using marijuana hasn’t received much pushback at all from the anti-gun crowd. Gun control groups like Giffords and Brady have tried to spin the relative narrowness of the decision as a win for “common sense” bans on particular categories of gun owners, but their post-ruling statements have been so vague that if were relying on them to figure out what Hemani was all about you’d be…

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This isn’t the first time you’re hearing this, but a new car is pricier than ever, with average sales closing at more than $50,000, and that’s had a domino effect on every aspect of the buying process and car ownership. One in five buyers are taking out an 84-month loan on a new car, and the average loan rate currently sits at 6.9%, roughly two and a half points higher than in 2022 (but lower than the 8.4% we were paying in 2024). These costs have taken a big bite out of the market, and had an effect on which…

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United States President Donald Trump has claimed that only the US, which does not have sovereign control over the Strait of Hormuz, can impose a toll on vessels traversing the vital waterway. He has rejected the idea that Iran will impose tolls in the aftermath of the ceasefire agreement that many argue is simply a US “surrender.” “There will be NO TOLLS in the Hormuz Strait for 60 days during the Cease Fire Period, and there will be NO TOLLS after the 60-day period has expired, unless they are imposed by and for the United States of America, should the…

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If you’ve been to a grocery store lately, you’ve noticed how expensive food have gotten. Eggs, meat, canned goods, bread, pretty much everything has gone up, and it’s unlikely prices will go back down. It makes stocking up for emergencies that much more difficult. How are you supposed to stock up on months of food when just a single month of regular groceries is hard to manage? Well, here’s the thing, it depends on what kind of food you stock up on. With the right approach, you can stockpile a serious amount of shelf-stable food very quickly and very cheaply.…

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Estimated reading time: 12 minutes Planting a survival garden requires you to foresee and prepare for a number of possible scenarios that could kill your plants and leave you without a source of food. One of the most dreaded of these scenarios is an extended drought. Many plants are unable to survive more than a few days without water. In a survival scenario where no rain is falling, providing water to them can be a real struggle. While it’s important to devise a plan for watering your plants during a drought, it’s also beneficial to have plants that you can…

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The District of Columbia’s local government isn’t taking a recent court decision tossing out its ban on “large capacity” magazines lying down. Instead, District officials are pitching a legal tantrum of D.C. Court of Appeals decision in Benson v. U.S.  Last Wednesday the District filed an en banc review of the three-judge panel’s decision, and pleaded with the court to grant the request as quickly as possible. In fact, D.C.’s attorneys argued that the court shouldn’t even wait for the plaintiffs to reply to the en banc request because “the effect of the Division’s decision…

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A young Luftwaffe pilot in a Me262 rammed multiple American bombers, bailed out wounded, and drifted into his own mother’s backyard. WW2 air combat rarely reads this unbelievably. 80 Years After WW2: Honor, Loss, and Hard Truths It has been 80 years since the guns fell silent after World War 2. While our world used to be littered with a thin patina of WW2 vets, almost all of those awesome old guys are gone now. We are all diminished by their passing. WW2 is remembered as America’s last truly great war. The good guys were very good, and the bad…

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